California Variegated Mutant Sheep Breed Information
The California Variegated Mutant or CVM sheep breed was developed from selective breeding of the Rambouillet and the Romney sheep breeds, which is otherwise known as the Romeldale. The California Variegated Mutant shows up that repetitive color genes can cause something extremely different to occur, as these sheep are unique in their appearance. They are distinguishable by their cream-colored wool and badger-like face. Their wool can also be silver or gray. The California Variegated Mutant ewes are great at raising sheep and are docile. They even tend to give birth to twins. This sheep’s fleece is long, resilient yet soft at the same time. CVM sheep are considered a rare breed.
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California Variegated Mutant
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